BDAY
SEPTEMBER
t.-ltif
THE
DXIEY
NEWS
llLY
EDITION
L
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PR1NCF
ItnmiT.
BUITISII
COLUMBIA
pubiLsned
Kvery
Afternoon
Except
Bunrtay
by
Prtnre
ftujwrl
Daily
News
Limits.
Third
Avenue
H
F"
PULLEN.
PRESIDENT
O
A
HUNTER.
MANAOINO
EDITOR
ADVERTISING
RATES
r..,ir.rv
nir
line.
Mr
insertion
ica"-""
f
r
-
'led
Adveitisemenia.
v-r
worn,
per
inruon
.
ac
Tuesday,
September
8,
1942
hnent
Orange
Lodge
were
also
oomnanied
bv
Finer
Adams
Gor-
8truct
two
British
Columbia
police
EDITORIAL
livic
Centre
Carnival
.
.
.
Stone
and
all
those
who
were
associated
with
a
this
can
be
of
use
in
raising
money
far
njects
providing,
of
course,
the
place
can
lie
.
hii-h
to
stage
them
and
there
is
the
necessary
t
put
them
on.
'
a
difficult
job
to
put
the
carnival
on
this
year
standpoint
of
manpower
and
those
who
stepped
pense
of
their
own
interests
to
stage
the
event
(
ing
of
the
appreciation
of
the
whole
eommu-j
was
a
big
job
but
it
was
well
done.
We
pre-",at.
it
could
be
put
over.
Thanks
to
the
energy
xl
management
that
went
into
it,
our
am
ply
fulfilled.
And
we
wonder
where
the
tti!
M'
would
have
gone
if
the
civic
centre
hadn't
lOGRAPHY
Retired
Nurses
ON
SCREEN
Vanishing
Virginian"
Wllh
frank
Morgan,
at
Capitol
life
the
memorable
The
Vanishing
Vlr-Hebreca
Yancey
Wtl-ni
adaption
concludes
'jfi.ug
at
the
Capltoi
an
appears
In
the
Cap'n
Bob
Yancey,
auihor
Spring
By-"
wife
and
mother.
s
portrayed
In
her
Kifhiyn
Orayson.
"d
cast
Includes
Kaon
u
the
older
sister
Patterson
as
grand
'wo
young
Virginia
."artrayed
by
Douglass
Mark
Daniels.
The
.dren
are
played
by
i
Qulgley
Scotty
Beckett
Jonc
Louise
Beavers
Vhlpper
are
the
falth-
Ull
taiv
vav
plot,
tn
the
accepted
'he
narrative
reveals
life
of
a
typical
Am-
'v
Romance
enters
''.ers
(all
ove
with
youn?
southern
blades
the
blessings
of
Cap'n
fu:
f;,-
rc-elertion
as
State's
UV
'
'Vr
t-ifttHnn
.M..Aa
.
"3
i
defeated.
The
family
jf11
b:
too
much
for
him.
but
lc'j
emerges
laughing,
un-
apirlt
and
still
the
paved
citlecn
of
his
com-
fsbrv
traces
Uie
adventures
'lldren
and
the
nldr
pi
exactly
a
the
biography
tond
pathos
of
a
true
Am-
ome
HAZELTON
le
WnJlnr
n
t
rlva4
lnt
...
wV
winivu
lap
i
vannouver
to
assume
"nooi
teacher
here.
P1
Mrs
S,
H.
Senkplel
and
pe
are
on
a
irln
tn
Prinr.
for
a
couple
of
weeks.
To
Have
Course
i
t
In
view
of
the
shortage
of
nurses,
the
Prince
Rupert
Nurses'
Association
is
making
arrangements
for
the
holding
of
refresher
courses
here
for
retired
nurse
so
they
may
be
able
to
return
to
service.
This
was
one
of
the
principal
Items
of
business
taken
up
last
night
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
local
Association
in
the
Nurses'
Home.
Progress
so
far
made
towards
the
holding
of
the
courses
was
reported
upon
and
it
was
decided
to
hold
an
emergency
meeUng
next,
Monday
evening
to
conclude
the
arrangements.
Mrs.
James
L.
Lee
has
offered
a
room
In
her
home
for
the
accommodation
of
Uie
instructress.
I
A
feature
of
last
night's
meeting
'
was
an
lhteresUng
and
Instructive
lecture
on
anaestheala-toy
Dr.
Bar
bara
Perry,
this
being
much
appreciated
by
the
nurses
present.
Mrs.
Mary
Brooks
was
In
the
chair
In
the
absence
of
the
president,
Miss
Eleanor
Graham
R.N.
aittiox
nam:
Tlmbrr
Ml
XSMSt
Therr
utU
tic
aftmwd
for
at
Puto-
Im
AiKki.
Mt
noun
19Wi
(to?
oi
UtitUr.
1942
in
Ux
otUoe
of
the
Dl-trtot
nxvalrr
MaraM
Ilulldkut.
Vtvn-oouvrr.
B.C..
Uk
lrr
X31433
to
cut
iaSI.000
t.bm.
of
spruo.
cwtar
J1
llNnkx
on
n
on
tlx-
North
Short
of
Ounvh
Inlet.
Qinii
Olwlotur
!luxt
UumI
DMrttA.
1
Thrw
(S)
will
be
Jtowed
lor
rniKv4
of
Untbrr.
"Provided
jyuM
luW
to
eMnrt
,
Uie
iiuoUon
ta
pvmM
imy
bm
U-dr
to
be
oi)Mtl
at
the
hour
oi
Mictfcm
ikI
trmit
m
utie
bid."
I
fLTUwr
)rtlUr
nT
be
ob1lned
frun
tlw
OWe
PVv-ter.
Vtctorta.
B.C..
w
Dlntrtot
FtorW
8
VJuxuver
unci
Prlnco
Kuprrt
i
m:m
:
t
t:bt,mtbt:bi:i
laratBij
!
5
I
n
VA
-
SH
1
S
agffe?
Everyone
Votes
n
fur
the
r.
1
VARIETY
STOHE
Ji
Where
your
dimes
are
Utile
dollars
ODDFELLOWS'
til
tMmmmwmmmmimmtMtM
r
J
Grand
Master,
then
spoke
a
few
i
words
of
greeting
to
the
Grand
SecreUry'
Ionowed
bv
Quarter-
"I7IPIrr
4
TIrfT
VIiMlAlllJi
lmMter
eet-
Scotty
Broughton
giv-iiwiiiiiiwii
n
the
hUtory
Qf
Mjdj
Regiment
Irom
the
date
of
its
in-
Iteteive
Grand
Secretary
and
Have
ceptlon.
Regimental
Lodge
Members
As
The
dinner
was
in
charge
of
.
Honored
imentg
sgt.
Davies
assisted
by
waiters
of
the
Midlands.
Member
of
Prince
Rupert
Odd-
The
program
included
tommun-
wuows
and
Jtebekah
attended
a
k.v
rinrlnir
arranged
hv
wt
t
a
BEER
HALL
IS
RAIDED
At
threp
o'elc-fc
last
Thursday
the
law
descended
upon
Rufus
White,
Tommy
Davidson.
Wilfrid
Marks,
Dave
Adams
and
Abel
Brooks,
all
Haida
wartfers
from
Old
02
dinner
last
evening
irv
honor
of
Rebb
and
Private
C.
Murrar
sone
MaMett-
enemy
ts.,
cvjdii
Pi-
u
rxoiiuirrij
whiumi
to
tut
t
buMtatttoa
r
,u
n..
annual
visit
tu
the-
arand
and
dance
number
by
Miss
Owen
,
.
c""qwn'
maui-
'
"
"
w
"ia
,l"
'
ior
uniun
c.
'"""
t;rcul
'
rAai-.t'"'
u,iiTiri
thrrrin
oecrewry
uoiumoia;
Smith
.and
Miss
Molly
Owens,
ac-
V.pJT.t
rooubhevton
of
oui
oitx
thn
,
,
L.
Webber,
who
was
the
special
eomnanled
bv
Mrs.
Bruce
Lrw
lnLMfere
the
ordinary
peace
'
'
W
'
MM4
..-.
a
1.1a
-
lllit.
1
gwsi
acting
i
or
me
urana
Mas-
and
the
sword
dance
and
highland
wie
uvue
isianc
vu-
.f!Zkt
ter.
Members
of
the
Midlands
Re-
film?
bv
MIm
iaobeJ
Connerv
me
"a.
mucn
more
serious,
ob-
-
mMmvSL
I
siV
!Z
sa'4u
nyiyA
I
I
v
H
02
I:V''
BsjsJijijsBK
z
$10
H
--i
,
present.
don
Funnel
gave
seloettons
on
the
men
in
the
execution
of
ther
days
'
impri.sr
ument
on
each
of
I
FoHowine
the
dinner
Mr.
Web-
bones
and
his
musical
sword-
ac-"
dttt"-
,
them
iber
aouke
with
rMnarr
rpardinr
rmmanu
v
Tri.
n
ll
seems
tnat
on
Hie
Fndav
nre-
Rnoairin
n
YUait
k
t
QooeJuuMeii
Wan.
(llih
9tluuuice.
INFORMATION
OF
IMPORTANCE
TO
PROPERTY
OWNERS
AND
ALL
CITIZENS
OF
CANADA
Regarding
i
THE
WAR
RISK
INSURANCE
ACT
Government
plan
provides
;
for
purchasable
insurance
at
low
rates
ini,-,
hl
itr
.cement
a
not
publlshea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Cotr-',i
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
f
.setting
out
their
precise
status
m
relation
to
the
Indian
Act.
the
work
of
the
Midland
Regiment
The
evening
was'
brought
to
a
conroany
with
some
dianc,
their
agent,
B.
T.
Phillips,
,
.
e
c?
ns.etn!.
w?.
which
had
carried
its
Orange
close
with
dancing
to
music
sup-
twenty
odd
associates,
they
enter-
stated
that,
while
he
held
no
brief
ea
across
to
Massett
by
Skipper
.Lodge
across
the
country
stating
plied
by
the
Midlands
Orchestra.
d
the
Karlscourt
beer
parlor,
for
what
had
transDired
and
de-
BrooKsoanic.
whose
vessel
1
.
.
a
a
....
'
a.
...
"
XKTZJ
W
KIT
nCOnliiin
T
I
V
flm
Ih
-na
u
wm
a
siana-Dy
in
ume
oi
.
cempejiea
iu
propneter
to
serve
plored
such
behaviour,
there
was
,,
VL
,
""f.
Father
Walsh,
wen
known
Driest
beer
and
Mbseipieocly
resisted
at-
something
to
be
said
for
the
de-
7
ln
off
"p
varlbus
"?
culpf1U
who
were
marence
oavis.
Past
orana
0f
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
In
tempw
at
eeoon.
From
all
ac-
fendante.
True,
they
were
Indlaru.
Master
U1
of
the
me
Grand
""no
Lode
oj
of
Al-
aj-
the
me
Yukon
yuKon
Term!
Territory,
was
here
counts
a
dangerous
situation
was
but
atralnst
this,
each
was
a
dulv
.i
,
nf
V,o
?.,
ii
i.
i
"a,"
bwta.
brought
greetings
from
that
yesterday
afternoon
going
through
not
only
brewing,
but
v.uld
have
attested
Pacific
Ranger,
and.
as
j
"t-
nuaii.ii.y
1-ujitiiai.u.atru
uu
inc
Kreai
sutcuwi
oi
junsaicuon.
to
vancbuvr.
materialfced
save
lor
the
fore-
such,
a
soldier
in
an
emergency
effort.
We
have
an
Unofficial
estimate
that
some-'
ReglmnUl
Egt.
Major
Woodslde,
bearanee
of
ConataWes
J.
W.
Dow-
This
being
their
point
of
view,
.
o
Smnnfl
mnv
hnv
hPftn
nnM1
ac
.j
w,ai.W
If
a
worsnipiui
Master
or
the
Mid-
naroia
urompum
armed
In
tne
ney
and
R.
8tewart
plus
some
vol-
these
five
men
hnnestlv
HpIIpvp
th
ar,
rh9nnti.
,...
..a--,
...-j
".vU
c
icou.l..
sru,
.
.
r,,
.
r,,a
T(
.Itir
CnHov
n.K
V
v.-.
,
.-w.-
..
.
.
..
.
...
..
.kvuuicul
viwjm:
AMUac,
""""J
"'"
.wm
imiuuici
UI1LAIV
IlcUi
1IUH
LUC
KaUfC?
BiaU.I'
inPV
Atlinva1
T
r
coma
Hvhtt
Off
nffiMlaT
rfntl..
T7.
.V,
t
-
.
-
-
"
"
-
J
"4J
i-.-w
u.a.v
Hv
M
"
t
UUU.3.
X1C
UittUC
UiC
LI
I
U
;
v
w,v
v...
w
ici
uuiaiucu
spoke
en
the
lodge
principle.
.
He
to
spend
the
next
six
weeks
re-
Indians.
C
nvic
rt'iiw
f
iuiiu.
alM
staled
Uiat
they
UAd
travelled
lieving
in
the
local
office
of
the
When
the
case
was
fishing
seiners
engaged
near
Port
Clements.
The
Government
of
Canada,
by
Act
of
Parliament,
has
set
up
a
Plan
of
War
Risk
Insurance
against
damage
to
property
caused
by
enemy
action
by
countermeasures
taken
against
the
enemy
by
explosions
of
war
munitions
handled
by
third
parties.
In
terms
of
general
information,
it
may
be
stated
that
the
Plan
provides
a
certain
limited.
(FREE
COMPENSATION
for
damage
to
owner-occupied
homes
and
to
chattels,
but
the
Imam
feature
of
the
Plan
is
that
owners
of
most
types
of
property
can
protect
their
property
byPURCHASE
of
GOVERNMENT
WAR
RISK.
INSURANCE
at
very
moderate
rates.
This
type.of'War
Risk
Insurance
is
not
being
sold
today
by
private
insurance
companies,
because
of
the
risk
involved.
Consequently,
the
Government
has
established
a
national
scheme
to.
make
it
possible
for
each
citizen
in
Canada
to
purchase
the
sense
of
"sewritytV
that
comes
from
knowing
that
if
his
property
does
suffer
war
damage
(and
the
war.has
Come
much
closer
to
Canada
in
the
last
twelve
months)
he
can
call
on
the
resources
of
Canada
to
help
him
make
good
his
property
loss.
HOW
TO
OBTAIN
GOVERNMENT
WAR
RISK
INSURANCE
The
Fire
Insurance
Agents
and
Companies
of
Canada
have
volunteered
to
the
Government
the
services
of
their
extensive
facilities
and
personnel,
on
a
non-profit
basis,
thus
avoiding
the
setting
up
of
the
large
organization
that
otherwise
would
be
needed
to
handle
details
of
this
nation-wide
Government
War
Risk
Insurance
scheme.
YOUR
FIRE
INSURANCE
AGENT
OR
COMPANY
WILL
GLADLY
SUPPLY
COMPLETE
DETAILS
OF
THIS
GOVERNMENT
INSURANCE
PLAN.
Commissioner
T.
W.
8.
Parsons
returned
to
the
city
early
Sunday
morning
from
his
week's
tour
of
TO
HOME
OWNERS
HOUSEHOLDERS
AND
OTHERS
Limited
free
compensation
is
pro-tided
under
the
Act
for
War
Damage
by
enemy
actitm
to
owner-occupied
homes
up
to
$3,000.
Damage
to
Householder's
Chattels,
up
to
$800
for
those
of
his
wife,
up
to
$400
for
each
child
under
16,
up
to
$100
for
others,
not
householders,
up
to
$200;
No
policies
are
needed
in
this
classification
but
insurance
additional
to
the
aboTe
amounts
mar
be
purchased.
i
Ask
tnj
Fir
Insurant
Agtnt
r
Company
Jr
nmpltt
dtUilu
THIS
ANNOUNCEMENT
IS
PUBLISHED
so
that
tbt
public
may
bat
e
notice
of
the
Govern-ment
War
Risk
Insurance
scheme.
The
information
given
above
is
not
intended
to
be
a
complete
resumf
of
the
scheme.
Full
information
regarding
conditions,
exclusions,
etc.,
is
available
elsewhere.
PtlluUi
h
Atkuritt
ti
Hmiittttffi
WEI
M1ulM
Islands
on
m?n
enlisted
in
active
service
regi-
with
Inspector
Ernest
Gammon
Pftlled
Oil
mtVatM
nWnn.J
U
1(
1
4
t.
.
.
a
.
.
..
,
.
i...
.
.
.
"
--
.
WVI.U
HiC
JJUUVC
OUSl
rjVUi.
13.
1
1VJC
centre
project
lleu
IS,
as
a
reBUll,
in
a
iran
COTal
"
ana
naa
en
unwn
otm.ip
uo.
ine
wcai
concerned
entered
pleas
of
guilty
Magistrate
Singer
requested,
at
Massett.
Port
Clements
Queen
rr.ntrer
position
financially
with
a
greatly
in-
"t
welcome
in
every
city
where
agent.
Frank
Skinner,
is
leaving
and,
after
provincial
police
in.-
the
close
of
the
hearing
that
Com-
Charlotte
City
and
other
points
J1"1
"UIP
but
omrrow
afternoon
for
Vancouver
spector
Ernest
Gammorw
had
stress-
missioner
T.
W.
S.
Parsons
visited.
ml
of
liuuid
financial
resources
with
which
say
a
were
The
commissioner
resources
Willi
wmcn
A'
TUiii
many
homes
until
they
on
his
annual
vacation
and.
on
his
ed
lis
seriousness
V
Stipendiary
Mag-
few
words
to
the
Indians
will
u
i
many
spend
a
few
days
in
Prince
with
the
project
When
It
IB
possible
anil
ap-
had
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert.
return.
A.
M.
Borland
will
be
kr.
istrate
Wesley
Singer
anposed
a
present.
In
thanking
him!
the
Rupert
Cefo?e
p'ocX
to
hS
f
fn
do
SO.
-
Jack
Macintosh.
District
Deputy
Ing.
fine
of
seventy
dollars
or
ninety
commissioner
took
the
opportunity
headquarters
in
Victoria.
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aemonsiraiea
now
any,
I
wet
in
the
way
of
entertainment
in
Prince
Ilupert
.iter!
at
this
time
when
there
is
so
much
new
,
here
and
so
little
in
the
way
of
occupancy
of
time.
I
providing
much
needed
entertainment,
af-,
i
I:
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